From July 29 to 30, Minister of Housing, Urban-Rural Development, Ni Hong led a delegation to Indonesia and held separate talks with Indonesian Minister of Housing and Housing Manuel Aral and ASEAN Secretary General Gao Jinhong in Jakarta. During talks with Manuel Aral, Ni Hong said that in recent years, the two departments have continuously strengthened exchanges and mutual appreciation under the framework of the China-ASEAN Construction Ministerial Roundtable. China's Ministry of Housing, Urban-Rural Development is willing to work with Indonesia to deepen exchanges and cooperation in housing and the construction of new urban and new urban areas under the strategic guidance of the heads of state of the two countries, and jointly promote the high-quality development of housing, urban and rural construction between the two countries. The Chinese side encourages Chinese enterprises to uphold the principles of mutual benefit and equal cooperation, and to contribute more to the prosperity of the Indonesian engineering construction market with their reputation, construction quality and product quality. Manuel Alar proposed that Indonesia is advancing the “3 million housing unit plan,” hoping to improve people's living standards by drawing on China's relevant experience.

From July 29 to 30, Minister of Housing, Urban-Rural Development, Ni Hong led a delegation to Indonesia and held separate talks with Indonesian Minister of Housing and Housing Manuel Aral and ASEAN Secretary General Gao Jinhong in Jakarta. During talks with Manuel Aral, Ni Hong said that in recent years, the two departments have continuously strengthened exchanges and mutual appreciation under the framework of the China-ASEAN Construction Ministerial Roundtable. China's Ministry of Housing, Urban-Rural Development is willing to work with Indonesia to deepen exchanges and cooperation in housing and the construction of new urban and new urban areas under the strategic guidance of the heads of state of the two countries, and jointly promote the high-quality development of housing, urban and rural construction between the two countries. The Chinese side encourages Chinese enterprises to uphold the principles of mutual benefit and equal cooperation, and to contribute more to the prosperity of the Indonesian engineering construction market with their reputation, construction quality and product quality. Manuel Alar proposed that Indonesia is advancing the “3 million housing unit plan,” hoping to improve people's living standards by drawing on China's relevant experience.